Four Canton students die in Route 11 crash
Four State University College of Technology at Canton students died when their car collided with another vehicle Friday on Route 11 near DeKalb Junction. Two survivors, Gregory Vaccaro and Gretchen Geesler, were en route to Clarkson University for a Harvard Clarkson hockey game.
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Shrimp with Unique Eye Stuns Evolution Researchers
Syracuse University scientists, diving last June in an Atlantic abyss, retrieved Rumicaris exaculata a shrimp with an eye on its back thought to be the most sensitive eye in a living organism. The find could reshape eye research and evolutionary theories amid a deep sea specimen rush. Chamberlain Sal and colleagues praised the unusual shrimp as exceeding prior discoveries.
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Shrimps Reveal Ultra Sensitive Photomembranes and Deep Ocean Life
Syracuse University bi engineer Chamberlain notes shrimp eyes may be ten times more sensitive to light than horse shoe crab eyes. He believes vents host life from deep ocean origins, challenging dogma that life began near shallows. Hydrothermal vents spew superheated water from beneath the crust, intriguing researchers about early life.
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Jobs on the rise in Central New York economy
Central New York posted a better than expected fourth quarter with about 1,000 more payroll jobs than a year earlier. Growth centered in services and education while manufacturing shed 1,100 jobs. Local economists see continued gains despite factory losses as overall employment rises.
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Two win journalism scholarships to SU
Daniel Gonzalez reports two students, Andrena Irvin and La'Toma Johnson, won four year journalism scholarships to Syracuse University funded by The Syracuse Newspapers and SU. Each worth over 100000 covers tuition room and board books fees and stipends. The awards mark the first year both organizations split costs for two scholars.
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White House counsel quits over Whitewater affair
White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum resigns amid mounting Whitewater scrutiny. The longtime Clinton ally faced criticism over judgment as fresh questions emerged about private talks with Treasury officials last fall on a Whitewater investigation segment.
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